114 STATE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. 



between townships two and three north, of San Bernardino 

 base line, and shall also apply to Alpine county, and to all that 

 portion of Salmon Falls township, in El Dorado county, 

 lying south of the south fork of the American river, and to the 

 counties of Colusa, and to that portion of Tehama county 

 lying west of the Sacramento river and south of Red Bank 

 creek, and to the counties of Humboldt, Merced, Solano, Santa 

 Barbara, San Joaquin, San Luis Obispo, Sacramento and Los 

 Angeles, and also to the townships of White Oak and Mud 

 Springs, in the county of El Dorado. (As amended, Stats. 

 1919,. p. 524.) 



SEC. 17. All acts and parts of acts in so far as the same 

 may conflict with this act, are hereby repealed. 



SEC. 18. This act shall take effect from and after its 

 passage. 



TRESPASS ON FENCED LANDS. 



An act concerning trespassing of animals upon private lands, 

 and the recovery of damages resulting therefrom * 



(Approved March 23, 1907; Stats. 1907, p. 999.) 



Trespasser SECTION 1. It is unlawful for any person, firm or corpora- 

 animals upon . . , . & . /v 



private lands, tion owning, or having possession 01, any animal, to suiter or 

 permit such animal to break into and enter upon any land 

 owned by, or lawfully in the possession of any person, firm or 

 corporation, other than the owner of such animal, in all cases 

 where such land is planted to growing crops, vines, fruit trees 

 or vegetables, and is at the time entirely enclosed by a sub- 

 stantial fence or other enclosure. 



Action for SEC. 2. The owner of, or person who is in the lawful pos- 

 session of, any land trespassed upon, in violation of this act, 

 is entitled to recover, by action in a court of competent juris- 

 diction, from the owner of, or person in possession of, or person 

 chargeable with the care of, the trespassing animal or animals, 

 all actual damages sustained by reason of such trespass, 

 together with costs of suit. 



security for SEC. 3. For the purpose of allowing the plaintiff a better 



ju a dgment f security for the payment of any judgment he may recover in 

 actions brought under the first two sections of this act, all the 

 provisions of the Code of Civil Procedure of this state relating 

 to attachment process shall apply to such actions, subject only 

 to the following modifications, to wit : Instead of filing the affi- 

 davit on attachment, required by sections five hundred and 

 thirty-eight and eight hundred and sixty-six of said code, the 

 plaintiff is entitled to the issuance of a writ of attachment 

 against the property of defendant, upon filing his complaint 

 stating a cause of action under this act, verified according to 

 the law concerning the verification of pleadings. 



*See note to trespass law of 1878, p. 110 hereof. 



